Buddhism

2nd Noble Truth

• explains that suffering is caused by our own desires

• explains that we can stop suffering if we stop desire

• explains that all things suffer

• all the teachings of the Buddha

3rd Noble Truth

• explains all life is suffering

• state with no desire

• explains that we can stop suffering if we stop desire

• nirvana

ultimate goal for a Buddhist

• moksha

• nirvana

• to smell like teen spirit

• samsara

cycle of rebirth necessary to progress toward the bliss of nirvana

• karma

• nirvana

• samsara

• moksha

True of False: you can achieve Nirvana regardless of your caste?

• True

• False

Siddhartha Gautama is the founder of which religion?

• Christianity

• Islam

• Sikhism

• Buddhism

• Judaism

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Siddhartha wanted to become enlightened, meaning he wanted to

• find truth and freedom from suffering.

• learn about Buddhism and pass a test for enlightenment.

• understand how people from other cultures lived.

• have a strong understanding of all religions.

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The basic principles of Buddhism, such as "suffering is present in all things," is called

• the Eightfold Path.

• the Four Noble Truths.

• nirvana.

• enlightenment.

According to Buddha, what causes suffering?

• Desire and craving

• kamma

• nibbana

• Buddha

• samsara

In Buddhism, the Wheel represents:

• The Eight Fold Path

• Long life and prosperity

• Compassion and wisdom 

• Good fortune